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Pirates Stifled in Late-Night Clash Against No. 16 Marquette
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Pirates Stifled in Late-Night Clash Against No. 16 Marquette - Seton Hall University Athletics
In a late-night BIG EAST clash, the Seton Hall men's basketball team fell to No. 16 Marquette.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. — In a late-night BIG EAST clash, the Seton Hall men's basketball team fell to No. 16 Marquette, 80-56.
The Golden Eagles (20-6, 11-4 BIG EAST) shot 40.7% from beyond the arc with three double-digit scorers, while the Pirates (7-19, 2-13 BIG EAST) had one player in double digits, in addition to shooting 25.0% from three.
How It Happened
After a scoreless first minute in Milwaukee, Isaiah Coleman drew first blood for the Pirates from three, putting The Hall up 3-0. Marquette responded with their own three-pointer the next possession and the two sides began trading blows. A Prince Aligbe jumper would help the Pirates go in front 7-5 with 16:41 remaining in the half, but the Golden Eagles once again responded to tie things up at 7-7.
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In the aftermath of this BIG EAST tussle's early volleys, Marquette went on a 7-to-0 run to jump out in front 14-7 as the clock hit 13 minutes remaining. As the momentum shifted to the Golden Eagles, Scotty Middleton and Dylan Addae-Wusu fought to wrangle momentum back to the Pirates. Despite a layup from Coleman as the buzzer expired in the first half, Seton Hall entered the break down 17, 40-23.
The Pirates' offense remained stuck in neutral during opening minutes of the second half, but Addae-Wusu eventually broke through to get the Pirates on the board. Middleton, Coleman and Gus Yalden would add to the Pirates' offensive tally in the second half, but the nationally-ranked Golden Eagles proved to be too much for The Hall on the night. By the time the final buzzer sounded, Marquette outscored Seton Hall in the second half 40-to-33, ending the game in a 80-56 Pirates loss.
News & Notes
- This is the 30th meeting between the two BIG EAST institutions.
- With the loss, the Pirates move to 14-26 all-time against the Golden Eagles.
- Seton Hall had 10 turnovers to Marquette's 14.
- The Pirates had 11 steals to the Golden Eagles' six.
- With 13 points, Coleman recorded his 17th game with double-digit points this season.
The Pirates are back in action on Sunday, February 23, when the Pirates return to The Rock to face Xavier at 2:00 p.m. The game will be broadcast on FS1.
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By Colin Rajala
Nationally ranked Marquette (20-6, 11-4) handled Seton Hall (7-19,2-13) in a 17-point road win last month at the Prudential Center and Tuesday evening’s matchup at the Fiserv Forum was not much different as the Golden Eagles cruised to a 80-56 victory with their offense and defense being entirely too much for the Pirates to handle.
Marquette entered the game losers of three of their last four games, but held Seton Hall scoreless for two extended periods in the first half to build a double-digit halftime lead before opening the second half on a 10-3 run to blow the game wide open.
The Golden Eagles were led by Kam Jones, who recorded a game high 14 points, including seven of the team’s first nine points and 12 before halftime, to go along with five assists, four rebounds and a steal, while Chase Ross tallied 11 points, five assists, two rebounds, two steals and a block and Ben Gold recorded 10 points and six rebounds.
Eleven Marquette players scored in the game, seven of which made a shot from long distance, as the 16th-ranked team in the country saw its bench score 36 points. Not to be outdone by the offense, Marquette’s defense outrebounded Seton Hall 40-24 and held the advantage on the offensive glass 13-9.
Pacing Seton Hall was Isaiah Coleman with 13 points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals, while Scotty Middleton finished with nine points and four rebounds off the bench after his game-winning tip-in versus Connecticut Saturday afternoon.
Coleman got the Pirates on the board first with a corner three off an inbounds pass from Garwey Dual and gave Seton Hall the early 5-3 advantage with a mid range pull up, but would go on to miss his next eight shots from the field before finally connecting on a layup off the feed from Dual with less than 10 minutes to go in the game, when it was far out of reach.
A layup from Prince Aligbe gave Seton Hall the 7-5 lead less than four minutes into the game, which would be the last lead for the visitors as Jones connected on back-to-back layups for Marquette as part of a 7-0 run for the 12-7 edge.
Marquette held Seton Hall scoreless for nearly five minutes to take a 25-16 lead with less than seven minutes remaining in the half. The Golden Eagles took their largest lead of the first half, 39-19, on a bucket from Jones in the lane with under two minutes to go as part of a 15-3 run before entering the half up 40-23.
In the second half, Marquette started on a 10-3 run capped by a layup from Jones for the 50-26 lead, which ballooned to 64-33 with just over 10 minutes to go on a tip-in from Stevie Mitchell.
Seton Hall went on an 8-0 run over a two-minute span later in the second half, including an and-one jump shot from Coleman and tip-ins from Yacine Toume and Godswill Erheriene, but it was only a minor dent in the cushion Marquette built over the first 30 minutes of the game on their way to victory.